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Interesting Tidbits About the Use of 3D Printing in Orthodontics
Advancements in Orthodontic Appliances Dentistry has been at the forefront of 3D printing since the technology’s inception, pushing it forward and providing many of its most practical applications. Modern developments make 3D printing an essential part of many procedures in American orthodontics, offering fast, accurate, and precise treatment. Modern orthodontic technology combines 3D printing with…
Part 3: Mastering the Art of Dental Practice Success: Maximizing Operational Efficiency
Effective ways to operate your practice efficiently. As your dental practice continues to grow, it’s important to focus on ways that you can improve efficiency to maximize your dental practice success. We’ve covered building a foundation and expanding your practice in the first two entries in this three-part series. Now, we’ll close things out by…
Part 2: Mastering the Art of Dental Practice Success: Attracting and Retaining Patients
Practice building: attracting and retaining a solid patient base. Once you’ve established your practice, the next step is attracting and retaining a solid patient base. While the previous entry helped you build a solid foundation, this second installment of our three-part series explores how you can start growing your dental practice success by focusing on…
Part 1: Mastering the Art of Dental Practice Success: Building a Solid Foundation
Steps to building a successful dental practice. Achieving success with your dental practice is no small feat. But it’s something you can achieve with the right approach and a little help. In this first entry to our three-part series covering how to master the art of dental practice success, we’ll cover how you can get…
Sign Up Today! Learn About Comprehensive Early Treatment Mechanics for the Growing Child
Providing Interceptive Orthodontic Care for Children Pediatric dentistry poses a variety of unique challenges related to ensuring healthy development in patients. Many of these challenges require orthodontic intervention to handle them properly, and dentists can provide a better patient experience by offering more in-house treatment options. For help, you can turn to the American Orthodontic…
Temporary Dental Staffing: How to Find the Right Fill-Ins So You Can Enjoy Your Vacation
Enjoy your vacation knowing your practice is in good hands. Taking time off is good for your mental health. Vacations can prevent burnout and prepare you to be more productive when you return to work. The good news is you can use a temporary dental staffing agency to ensure your practice doesn’t suffer because you…
The 5 Cornerstones of a Dental Marketing Agency to Accelerate Your Business
Accelerate your practice by working with a marketing agency. Cultivating a dental practice requires a significant time investment, which some doctors don’t have. And with competition continuing to increase, it can be challenging for your office to stand out. Fortunately, a dental marketing agency is available to help boost your business. A dental marketing agency…
4 Reasons Why You Should Enroll in the Intermediate Straight Wire Course
Invest in your future with the Intermediate Straight Wire Course. Orthodontic treatment can range significantly in complexity. Some orthodontic courses for general dentists only leave you prepared to handle the most basic cases. To equip you for a broader range of cases, the American Orthodontic Society (AOS) offers the Intermediate Straight Wire Course for dentists.…
Yes, Your Dental Practice Will Benefit From Patient Personas
How Patient Personas Help You Reach Your Ideal Patients Recognizing that not all patients are the same is a must in your dental practice. While some oral health discussions are universal, tailoring your approach based on individual needs is nonnegotiable. And this extends beyond your patient conversations—it’s also a critical part of your marketing practices.…
The Bruxism and TMJ Connection: The Big Way Orthodontics Can Play a Role
Orthodontic Treatment for TMD This article explores the significant relationship between bruxism, TMJ disorders, and the practical application of orthodontic principles in dentistry. Understanding this connection equips dentists to manage these common issues effectively. Discover how integrating orthodontics into your skill set enhances patient care and broadens the scope of your practice. Join us as…
Secure Your Financial Future With a Solid Dental Retirement Plan
Building a Solid Financial Foundation The average retirement age for a dentist is 69, according to Dental Economics. This is seven years more than those in other professions. Whether you are nearing retirement or just beginning your career, one of the most important things you can do for your financial future is build a retirement…
Should You Take Orthodontic Courses To Expand Your Dental Practice?
The Demand for Orthodontics As a general or pediatric dentist, one of the best ways to grow your dental practice is to turn to orthodontics. Orthodontic services can help widen your practice, offering more comprehensive services for patients. According to the American Dental Association, there were roughly 200,500 dentists in the United States in 2022…